Lab 3 - Continued



Welcome to the second part of my Lab 3 Blog

To be honest I don't really know what to put here. My group finished the lab during the first class. During the lab class we did discuss more about the code and talk about different methods that we could've used to made the pong application work. Aside from that we didnt attempt to make any changes to the code. One of my group members did later try to create breakout which was very impressive


The code for our pong game can be seen here

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